Thank you for the deconstruction! This is such a beautiful piece!

Brother Can You Please please Do An In-depth Walkthrough For Story Of My Life , His Sparse Solo Bursts , Truly Amazing !

Where can I find the tab for these?

Thank you

Thank you

Why do you keep going on about no reading music? The book is perfect in introducing all the jazz chords people need to start, and suggesting the best way to learn them... 2 at a time up and down the neck. You can master all those chords without being able to read a single note. How to apply those chords is beyond easy... LEARN F*CKING SONGS! where you need to use jazz chords. There are thousands of them.

Cool pickin bruv. Nicely done. Thanks

Can you show the tab to play the A 7 A lick?

Thanks for uploading, and it’s interesting to hear your take on Mickey Baker seminal work, original published in the 1950s. I have Mickey Baker’s 1973 Completely Revised Edition (the blue book; Mickey Baker’s Jazz Guitar), bought when I was just 16 from Clifford Essex in London (£1.25)! Needless to say, the binding’s gone and it’s falling to bits. In that edition, it is Lesson 6, page 11, see the very bottom of the page. The notation gives the key is as G. Chord sequence: Gma7 (fifth position, Root 4, G), A13b9, Am7, D13b5b9 (fourth position), Gma7 (third position), back to A13b9, Am7, D13b5b9, resolving to G Major 7 (third position). However, it can easily be transcribe to the key of A. If one were to play it in the key of A and wish to end in A, (as in the video), it must start two frets higher (seventh position) Ama7, Root 4, A), and would then resolve to A Major 7 (fifth position). The notation indicates tied 8th notes, ie two attacks per measure, on beats one and four. It’s a matter of interpretation, it could be played bass note/chord style, as you say . . .

Nice stuff, but you talk to much. Don´t tell it, show it .

Hello, how are you, greetings from Peru and by the way, the classes are luxurious, I hope you can release more videos and you are a very good teacher.

He does make a mistake. I love how they kept it.

Perfect tempo. Groovin like heck. ❤

No one touches on his original work. Thanks for doing so!

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El pie. No lo oigo! 😅

T Bone

RIP Dave, thanks for the music

Awesome! ~ Been working on that one since 1983 - My version is definitely simplified but still wakes up the crowd and makes ppl take note - haha

Whew, lots of fun, thanks. Just bought both books on Amazon. Randy Bachman (Undun) and Waddy Watchel both learned on Mickey's books and are quite vocal about the chord substitutions. Thx for us, blues players!

Reading the comments I'm deeply saddened to learn that David passed away three years ago. He was a brilliant teacher who taught me so much about playing old school blues and I supported him on a number of occasions with small donations. It's a terrible shame that he's gone but he lives on in all the wonderful lessons he left behind. May you rest in peace old friend 😢

You can find the tabs at Stephen Grossman's site.

A lot of great info there. I'm new to Elmore's style and this was very enlightening. Thanks very much!

PlayAlong Timestamp for reference - 7:18

Cool music for the soul and very popular amongst strummers like me to hear perchance to play-almost what the common people enjoy best I'll venture. Thank you for spreading joy!

Many thanks my friend.

Any guitar player should know Chuck's Guitar Boogie if you don't know it, you can't play worth a sh****

Hi dont know you still around but does it seem right to see Lightnin Mance and RL burnside using just thumb and index for all the strumming?

Great stuff. Many thanks.

Anybody else land here expecting the Ratt riff? 😂

Great teacher, I learn the most from you

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Thanks so much…..am trying to do it! Rod in London

You’re the best man. KZbin misses you. Hope everything is well

Great. Nothing to add.

I think SRV is pure T-Bone with more gain... I Love that style.

thanks

Thank you for repping Fenton. One of the great unsung blues guitarist and song writer.

Thank you!

Never mind! I found it! Thanks!

Hi! Love your videos! Apologies if this is obvious, but I'm looking around for the first video in this series where you cover the intro. Can't seem to find it on the page but i'll keep looking. ANyway great stuff!

2:04

hola!! aun vendes lecciones de Freddie King??

Gold

Excellent

Lovely guitar you got

Ready to get a shirt when you get more!

bravo! excellent work on the B closure

I guess I need to go to the original vid cuz your moving way to fast through this for me to pick it up. Not enough explanation of finger positions etc

2024 and still relevant. Thanks for this!